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NC lawmakers advance foreign land ownership ban despite concerns about scope, funding
North Carolina lawmakers advanced Senate Bill 394, which aims to block adversarial foreign governments from purchasing or leasing agricultural land within 50 miles of military installations. Critics argue the bill's scope is too broad, citing potential economic impacts and suggesting a narrower radius and removal of leasing restrictions.
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